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2. CVS for general users
  


A remote password server CVSROOT page 8 of 17


CVSROOT=:pserver:cvs@foo.bar.com:/home/cvsroot

Here's an example of a CVSROOT for a remote repository that exists on the foo.bar.com host and lives in the /home/cvsroot directory on that machine. The leading ":pserver:" part tells our client to connect to this remote machine using the CVS password server protocol, a protocol that's built-in to CVS. Typically, public CVS repositories use the password server protocol to allow access to anonymous users.


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